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T S Teleuova

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PubMed1989

[Scleroplasty as a prophylaxis against blindness and asthenopia in children with progressive myopia].

Remote results from 1.5 to 5 years, after sclera-enhancing operations on occasion of myopia in 51 children, of them 17 with congenital, 13--early acquired and 21--school myopia, have shown stabilization of school myopia in 88.9%, congenital--in 87% and early acquired--in 75% of cases; a rise of visual acuity in school and early acquired myopia is observed in a greater number of cases, than in congenital myopia. Scleroplasty is one of main methods to prevent blindness and poor vision in children with myopia.

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[Geographic occurrence of retinoblastoma].

The dot mapping technique was used to study the areas of retinoblastoma prevalence in Kazakhstan. A total of 344 retinoblastoma cases were analyzed. The landscape confinement of retinal tumors was taken into consideration. The tumors were more often seen in the children living near water, near the Alatau plain where chemical elements are accumulated, and in large industrial cities polluted by industrial waste products. The data of this study will be used to develop prophylactic measures and for early detection of retinoblastomas in children living in Kazakhstan.

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[Experience in organizing a children's ophthalmological service in a rural district of Kazakhstan].

Diseases of the organ of vision are rather frequent in children living in rural districts. Experience gained by pediatric ophthalmologic service of the Talgar district shows that all forms of specialized care of children (specialized groups for children with strabismus and amblyopia, pioneer camp for schoolchildren with myopia, day-time hospital) are fit for rural districts. To render such care, a pediatric ophthalmologist should be included in the stuff of central regional hospitals whatever the number of children in this region.

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[Bilateral retinoblastoma].

On the basis of analysis of the latest literature data and their own findings the authors demonstrate an increasing incidence of bilateral retinoblastomas. Clinical features of the condition are described and potentialities of its treatment discussed.

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